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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
BARGAINS IN HOMES
Bargains I'm Lots. Bargains I'm
Acres!
OFFERED BY
ROBBINS & TONNER.
"a N. Spring Street.

24o-Honse on Flower street. G rooms, nice
26O-Honse, 9 stories, 10 rooms, 8 squares
from postofiice. nice view; $1,000.
29-iouse, rJoms, lawn, hedge and
291-Ilouse, rooms, Beaudry avenue,
near Temple street, $4,000.
2g2-House, rooms, near above, 5000.
294 House, rooms, on McAllister street,
3N-House, rooms, ON Cincinnati street,
$4,000.
327-House, 8 rooms. nice yard, barn,
fence around the property, 1850.
;SslI,House. s rooms, on Grand avenue.
332-House, 10 rooms all modern improve
ments, on Temple street, $6500.
$1,000.
s44-Honse, 6 rooms and bath. near Orange
S50-House. newly finished. stories, all
conveniences, on Hill street, $1,000.
So6EAouse, rooms. on Olive street. lot 70
Los %Seeies goG%s ss near Hawkins street,
S60-House. rooms. on Loomis street,
$,S2aonss .,Ido, ssooS rooms, bath, gas etc. on
S63-House, rooms, near Ellis villa, nice
place. $500.
365-House, II rooms, new, 2 stories, Olive
street, bargain. $4,000.
366-House, rooms. bath. closets, pantry.
etc., on Walnut avenue, $500.
217 3 lots on Virgin street, each 500.
231-Lot on Temperance street, $4,000.
34-Lot on Hill strbet, choice corner
$780,
236-Lots on Hope street, each $2rO0.
237-LOts on FiguerOa ssreet, each $500.
255-Lots in the Sherman tract, $500 to
25s-Lot ON Flower street, 1CO feet front,
$500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Horse board Raised.

The livery stable owners yesterday
came to an understanding amongst
themselves to raise the board of horses
after the lst of February. They say
that owing to the price of hay and grain
present rates of board are not sufficient
to enable them to derive profit. In
consequence their rates will be advanced
from S2 to S5 month for each ami.
NAL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Southern Headquarters
JACKSON'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS
A Pure Mineral Water Bottled
i'm its Own Gas.
ANALYSIS OF TIE WATER.

TESTIMONIALS
We. the undersigned physicians. practic-
ing in the city of San Francisco. have ex-
amined the result of the analysis made by
DR.. L. Lanszweert, practical chemist, of the
water, according to this examination, pok-
sesses aperient, anti-acid and fine tonic
properties, which cannot fail to be very
beneficial in the treatment of chronic dis
eases and aftording pleasant, healthful
aud fnvigorating beverages II. NJ Gray.
a. F. Sawyer. John F. Morse. Arthur B.
Stout. William o. Ayers, II. Gibbons, Chas.
Bertody. F. A. Holman. A. J. Bowie, ]. r.
whitney, J. Fourgeaud. W. II. McNutt.
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Newspapers In 1857.

Geo. I. Row"li y Co., OF New York,
will issuc O.. Monday, Nay .ni, the
H.mcir, nth Annual ci.tinu If their
standard publication. the "AmeIicau
Newspaper D.Tcct"ry."
The Now volume contains IN exLaus.
tivs ii,t If all Glass Publications - ad.
mirtiiy managed that any ole OF the
tur'e thousand papers represented there
can be readily referred to md nil i'm
p"rttmt facts cnnrcIuins It. together
with It's circulation rauug, easily Oh.
tanned.
The Newspaper Directory will hc uscd
principally TO- Publishers. Advertisers
aud Advertising Agents. hut the vast
iGnl o, iu:o. nation II contains makes Il
valuable 20 persons OF almost every
trad" aud profession. A. II Gazetteer
alone il is we'll worth the price charged,
81 OO. for il fully Describes every town
in which Il newspaper is issued, and
few people car" 10 know nbou; any place
where one is not.
The number Of papers published in
the United States, Terri;uric, i]iucluliug
Alaskan mud Canada is put ia at 1920;
an increa,e oi ISL in one year.
Tn" g'osth of newspapers in some 81
the Western States would Je II matter
OF won Ter. il il, were not that this year
il no exception 20 the rnlc. In HlhsaS
the Increase i 50 anl in Nchrnslin CT;
while II Keystone State shows n smaller
advance Of 35 nd the buckeye State If
30. Pennsylvania exhibits the largest
incrrnse IN diilics. IL; Kansas in we h
lies, 81. and in New York in monih'ics,
IL. Seven States shJw a drcrct e. the
mot prominent instances beng New
linmpSLire and Virginia. six ouch.
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Game Laws nud Penalties.

II - n sHru' - catch as nsh VI Tin the
~n'0r.0 of 10" Iuuttul Z river az it, Ir,hursri.S
from Ipny. LIT 20 May L. uI each var. Tn.
ItNful !, hIv W ssn ANY G..I csu.ht in al d.
u ".ius b.,w a. 1t 4 IuIs a ID I-tnfI,c can
l. of's.h ,cIr. Pcrsi'y- Fir"n,t Irus III Of.
so u"r NOR" Than ssr. "r imprisonment In
tho IwuP Jail not rNCecG!us ilr Z months.
or ~ l. III.
I. iAwiui in catch. ktli or dc.:r y my De-.
V"'.rf Ot'"T. ior tie period u ten ycsr.. rom
Jsry. ~. l.S5.
l vital h. catch Hry fs'i with solro. ir,rs
or 81 PCT. or iu any other us;n"r .st.lthy
hook AID Inc. frnc, so TO- 500. J.I 81,
mp. tbs. ur BIN
lnu"iUl b''Nc"r IL ~ Jnuy. srd 1t =
sept. 10 M any dc 7, Sn,rirpr. cir. mountain
sh'"p ~ goat. or t. "a fy. them a. ugs,c,siuu
or i"r sale duI ina ih-t rrii"I
.tn'Nwfil I" tap az u any "but whIto''
qisi u for" !'9n. Vine. 500.
IN twfIi to kil sharp tai cI q otso. s,~.cslirI
ttaiue chicken. bCiwocI I5h at March AMI l.,
u = pi., ~ sry arg cucy. hen ~ chicken 10
""rn 18th Of March sDd iUuh Of August. Pine.
IS Ia tlyy.
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"ihc Carson Union snrs: George
DthIstrom, ftum Cphir Canyon, Nyc
county. was convicted before judge St-
bin "f the crime Of srlliug whi.fcy Ia mn
1nd.ru. Tho result Of that on ration
was the loss OF three lives. The Indian
k1l!ci his sqrtw, II white person. Rud
tiu"lly himself. The punishment in
this case may bc $500 fine anil two years
imprisonment. D,hi,,rom vas tried
for tins snmc ciime before II Justice Of
the Peace 10 Nte county lat December
aud acquitted. hut was again arr .ted in
February laat Us tie u. s. authorities
and must now lnnguish. He i welt
alorg In years aud quite inGrm."
We believe tuht every person convicted
Of Eeiiing whiskey to Indians should sui.
fer the cI,r,mc penalty 81 thclar, So no
one who ~ any benefit TO a Community
or who bas u particle Of sell respect
will bo guilty 81 c~mdnLgctiug thc lives
II innocent pce4ous by violating this
la" Tor the ptIIry gain secured by the
Transaction.
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TEE BLUE AMI raE GRAY.

The American people, after proving
10y Il long and terrible int necine war
that they We're the bravest people in
the world. ht We since demonstrated
that they are the m"st generous. For
an example of this profound generosity,
MitEess tie astonishing spectacle Of the
so'di-r- OF the North and of the South
standing eile by ~ile t. 10 honor To the
memories II their Lero-S and patriytS
WHO have passed away. Thus they
have It oil together nul strc~pd flowers
over sIr gave of Federal AMI C,ui-d
enlie dead alike. Thus ihcy have sto.L
around the monuments OF Gnnt aul
Hnucork. Lee aud Sidney johnson.
Al i..- .cGc.s arr fors ten, all hCs.
~tiii:icS bIui>hed, all heart; are united
in giving thanks at the rcStOriti IN Il
American nationality aul citizen hir.
aud all ARE rejoicing in the fame of
American prowcSS Hud hcro:sm n CON
]iributinG t. the national glory. 1t i
most meet that this sho.Ii be- So. Il WAS
necessary that great sacrifices shnu'l
have been m,dc Ia establish uu a Grm
foundation the grtude,t f. e milton on
the earth. 1t has h,eI done. The
work has been t!ic,i III the furnncr nmd
hlitzel with the b'uol ui Il rn.s.
II mcc:rsth all are AmrGicaus.-(N. U.
ricayuEc.
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G~EaI:t;h;. SE.nS.


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s. S7SssSji.D.

The fourth section OF he IHtrr-Gtntc
Commerce Till has been suspended Tor
- days ~ tie Commission. This i
the !, nI.Hni.shurt maui section, aud. in
TACT. the h.:sinrss proposition oi the
whole ILL. The people of California
were completely broken up when they
found that under the new law they
wou Il he ob'ig u to Ray nearly half nS
much for irrishts III goods hom las;
rrn cities ~ Ga' for years rSrcn ]exluItel
from Nev"daas. and hence the 20, .;
cry for II suspension Of the !oug-ud
shott.hnul SECTION. ]; makes II greu;
difference vhuAc OK i -orcd. 70. ms !o".
us san Francisco could get goods trl,S-
ported ncio>s the continent tur less Than
one. fourth the amoun charged Nevada
merchant, for transportation Of irc!gh,,
for n shorter d. tlucc Il.,rr was no
voice raised against u:jr.t d.acrimina-
lion.
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nSrER-srArE conaEncE.
ReoOlutIOns Relating 90 the Sus.
PenA1on ct SecIlOA &.

pension 81 SecIloRa 4.
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MILAN AMI q AIaGm.. Nm. .,,oscp
10 d,,n resolutions ,,,r.sy. ~ ,b.
x.n,;n.n, of IN. naomi. an a.. In,.-.
Stat. Commerce Nst aud tb, con,u,i..
t,a r.no,,.,1 D ~tollo,i,,.
WI SseH'h 1 OF 'ne in'e'-
o'e "hIs
provision 'u'' WIZ P'e'e'' Il e""''hu'-
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BiIDDLrAGrD MEN

WIN ar" r uNi-i
VIII Ia" ff"1n"'t. "Nzru Fiiu 81 tho llAld.r.
. il"I &C. 'wpA'I 4 ~ = hight smrri q or
burning s"r-Iit"u. nj = wraIruinE ct ;lr ss-
i'tu ~ o. mrur'f he rruupt a,,,s,nt iu-. 10.
~ d'tUT ~ The Urin-. &c. any lie IL
i'f- u "rnfN I'.tFAut = IA" rzu.r which IL
10" -. AZ ia 70 q .'EIiUs' " 4Lu-
'iEtS tr'r'NT.hD - At stCu CASr-.
iuL.HI'Eu y Fu' Hl"rDugh .Ismlur ton
7r'i A'Nur To- l'ling Ch'uirsl ~Araiy-ls aui
ri q 49, p3C NAr4tn-l.Uu pi The uTII,, s.. An
hur'-i ".Irirn l't,'n lu 'N~r rN.~
Tie i"ii"N nag N-liri.rs supplied o. TO
iEfrT~ utrs .,s
~iH N~ra ~ 'OpFEE'S W.T. - EFsTOH.
'tlNs 80 a hu't'c. ~ iuur TINS the quantity.
49,. SNNliE e 4 ~ ~ T..
-'Ht 20 .'''i' ~ N'rF NN ! tier. s'at'ug
~ aIpimUl- -'N Lular". >ir,t r'cTrcy ~
srrl Co. a. tI-f.'a fsr-r tons.
Iirs'I'u l'.I rllu'y I'm'N,. NIPlfFrT.
To- ~. 'as ~ ilni 81 ~ fury AMI EIA hIyr
o. nwp Oh q. i,"t r-bu.,. C'r'.. l"rrurt 80.
49,. - ~, 80 al ,ruFss... I a to,ti-. or
o. hritir- tu. = T'
"a" . :'.-n u~NSDtIiuS. NV Il ,Sp
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i"r -" 10y % drag SIS. puer, - ctusAbpL
Ole .AE.I'-..
'>"lI4T MED'CAL rIsrFNsAuY,
No. ~ kyNtvTsT. SAN ySvI-yo. al
foJ-Ic lEw.ly.
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Trouble iu ohio.

The Gov rnor o. Ohio has ordered
the Toledo Company OF Nation Il
Guards to the sceue OF the riot at
%i'.ulding county 'cssrvoir. The in
formation. as outlined to- the Governor.
IL that ped masked nnrn o]vvrr"w-Icd
tie grsris at iiIr reservoir TUESDAY
night. blew NJ the hr"k:, sntur.tei tie
works AMI ,iubcr with Ill u dhugr,l
them. The guarlS were on duty ~ the
Instance of the Governor.
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TELL is WE:Y.

The Elk, I DIP "pEXr thinks tina!
the Interstate Commerce law j. a benz
fit to the Railroads at the rxprnSr al the
people. We hope the INDEPESD%Nr viii
give reasons for tn. faith ia * ia it,.
The law prohibits discrimination aud
pooling by reads 10 keep ~ rates. II
also lTohibiis railroads fron Charging
three times as much Tor u car-.anI q
freight from Chicago to Exc as they
chmgsiosSm Francisco, six hundred
miles farther over thc .unIe line. II
this is a benefit to the roads ut the cx
pcnse Of the people, ms tue SpIrENDENr
Processes 10 h%ciieyr, it ought to tell it,
readers why it i. 500 Silver state.
Immediately upon the t,kihs feet Of
tpe Interstate Commerce Act through
f~reights fruW eastern cities .p san Fran.
cisco Sere rais d To- twice or three times
what They were previous to April 1t, aud
Nevada merchants were Informed that
on this account Ericcs Of all classes nf
goods hal ndvrucrd. 1t requires no
great amount OF calculation 10 T. certnin
TINT thi' increase is paid by the cuusu.
mer. Are the people or the rsiIrcal,
benefited by this arrangement? While
thr"ngh rates are 80 largely increased
there il no reduction 10 rates from cn,t.
erm ci les 10 points in Nevada, and
eastern Wholesale merchants are n iyis.
lug their Nevada customers that rricrs
OF goUls have advanced, which advance,
ctncs from the packets OF the con,nm.
or. Does this hcncllt the people. or
the rrilron ~ Hallway ]uanagcrs SIT.
That the roads have lost thousands o,
collars annually by the free pas, srs.
ten, and II is supposed that uudcr the
new law these passes hTe all tab, M
aud thus thousands Of dollar. ARE saved
TO the railroads. while tue FIRE remains
The same. Who are benefited hy this
Owe, the people or the railroads,
Shortly after tho Inter State Commerce
Act was iniu9tritoj The Silver Stat.
said:
"Thc now t1riG schedule. which has
gone into effect. makes no changes
whatever in iocri rates on the @. 4, II.
il. The rates from here to Ogden nte
the same as rom ian Francisco to Og
cen. No moc sud 10 less"
aud yet it voaIi seem that our con.
temporary eau sc 90 pnjnst disosimin,.
lion ia this, for We are tod that "it 1.-The
new lAw) PROHIBITS railroads from sharR.
ing three times as muuh for a car.lopd
OF freight from Chicago to Elko nc they
charge ~ San Francisco. six hundred
miles farther over tue same line - Tic
distance from San Frtucisco to Whine.
mucca il 4iG IN lcs. while the di,tppc.
FROM Sau francisco 10 Ogden Is s33
mil, y, aud the Silver State tells us
the rates from Winneiucct 10 ogden
the same as from San Francizcu TO
Ogd u. "no more. no less" hYn2h the
distance Is twice ms far Over tito same
liue, This being the eos will the sill.
yer State tell It's readers how tho new
Inv prohibits discriminaupn?" Bat
suppose tile railroads were 10 adopt 4
sohSdplo Of rates 30 that the same, or a
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4 shocking Accident.

A T,rre IIAute dispatch Of the 25th
says:
Mrs. Christina Orenhrf visited Mrs.
linen. II nrighbnr 1t Fonttnet. mine
miles Fast Of tiis city. and while til re
fooled with n revolver. The weapon
vent of, the hall striking Mrs. Im-n in
the abdomen. She woald have h-coine
n mother in n few days. Tha child was
lorn dead. with a bullet hole through
it's head. The mother is dying.
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learning that Memorial Day is a legal
holiday in G~eorSis. the Commission de-
ended to postpone until tomorrow the
seaion which was to have been held to.
day. The Commissioner we're sub-e-
% 'ntly.driven on: TO Acslani esmetcSy
to witness tue mcrborid c~ercmuuies.
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Az Absolute Cure,

The ORIGINAL AufGTmg OISrMESr I,
only pu'un IN isrga. twu.ouucs un boxes. hui
!" an sbsolni" cure for old Sores. Jurns.
wounds. ri,apr"t Fsnds. 0nd all -hIn cfui,.
tons. VIII positively care all kipds ~ til.s
h'k for tho URiiISNL NBtEriNE Olaf
MINT. Sold by y. .. Hullcr AT a. cent. per
boz by neil 80 orats.
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THO Coz

An Atlanta dispatch OF tho 9th in
slant says:
Tho IUtcr.stito Commission arrived
here y"strrliy anl wee escorted b. the
20 "mntcc oi the Chamler Of Com
merce to tho KiinbaiI House. Upon
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NOTICE..


OH - ET!tEV UI.TE THAT THE
T.rt"'TsiIp n's,I'l.iv ,Nt t!ug u ra,r
~. hrIn nsEtr Hud -: lr 81 !, u'- II avn : 20.
hrr l. 80 49," vd 10y Ia :tuI' cuf-cH;. AH
uni'S AL &C MT. ia" tie s-u OF J.n,.
Hr-in / -. Will !r r~a.l"s'r .Y.!Ii ia nt
"t.,s,,G To" -'ti nTu wi!l d al by JAM,
B.riu. w." Vtl r..tiuIr IA ruIE- ErGH..-
Il r, Ia !.,,, E, an!c ErnVrir,.r = iLc old
slsId oE CD.na,rtIsl -;;c O.. Eik,. Nrv-lA.
MILAN ~TIUGHuTF.
LANES LIZ ~.
a.. SrI.
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YOU"G LEN

Snh' = u. from q NJ The above svmoton.
ih'''i '"m-u.t ~Ht ouc-. Tue Il sin can b,
H'"p I'll, vital ~ 7 S'HrrI EmI nc Il, u.L.
hg'n rrssnr~ u-t-Ad 81 a huuI.a
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c. ri. RIDDLE,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
AND CIVIL ENGfSEER.

ianis surveyed, Applications. Contracts.
Payments on i.inl. sui N matters apprrtain.
ing to taking up or hrlIiny i1ni ~ tic safe ar
Government attended 10. Shall keep luIiy post.
81 - To- ul ltHis taken sep smi ,arnn, in tho
eastern pif'Or Nevada AlIsg.s. Els1. SeyA.
dl.
kIko. April ~ iS1.
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MEn ECN
Kearn SLree,.
nan FrnnciBco.

N'n"n- Del nv, Srmirs W.,tr,. l.,
~ 81 WI ~. Sp'r A'rT lUr. Loaf Man
MOOD, linn"trurr, - S!y.s Pr tEiorhTa
40 ''' INC tf DIE III r'i. uf eli Nbu .. . a
10 ' i's-in. .. S'.rUr iHi Etai-si ms. sy.F.pn
." s'r'" =. HiIu' - ~ Ni-Irr. y L.. I'm a..
h'N lH" W.T. ~ Il = - ny un, d evv-I In tho
hfIi"' aHi H.tH' uihrs ut~sa.e, tha; hal 10 In.
All ) aud .t.gh
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u SANTA Able is only soil in
BOTTLES ut ur: three for - 50.
Sold 10y all wAo!rs lie ami retail drug.
:-1-ly.
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:AilFgsEiA CA?-n-cgGg,

The only GcarArtesI cure 10. catarIh.
Colds in the Head.
liry fever. lr~" Cold. Catarrhal Dat.
mess "ui sor- "yr-. Restores IT, ~.u-r
"i tr-t- ami sur"l. bad 't-;r
AID Urp'rt-Uul breath. r--u!; "i rt',rrh.
i.t>v arri rirt-rut t. No.. FL u.r ,Il.
rrcii'n uud "a cure is warranted. Send
Tor UrcF'rr t.
ABIErINE MEDICAL co,
O-",.I!". cal.
SIX months treatment. 81; 10y mail,
10.
SANTA AHTE anil CkT-R CURE.
+. /. MCLLEU. Asrnt.
ElsO. Nevada.
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PoND i Lawson.

FoLSoH. Cat i us-l Ruttr.Tiue in
chronic rheumatism With great benefit.
fl"n-- semi IT supply 'o '. ". Hines,
e. nut, New, AMI "h.;r" Your. truly.
+. G.. ICE,$T, NJ. ID.
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SUMMONS.
GAlias.1
4 haap, Township. In The County ~ KIM.
Stale 81 Nevada. -

IN II JUSTICES COURT OF SPRUCE
4 Haac, Township. In 'Ae County u kho.
Stale of Nevsis. -
CniI.IGlSo oU1LIcI. IiAin;In.
J0SipU TEAg>oS. D-icuilui.
TIE STATE Il SyvNiN SnGs GryetiIs to 10
seq d Is4T-nu. L-iet,lsal:
YOa ave Il r.Ly sImmpneI ts npnclr before
me-. a: Ey 'ms' ia TFuc'in"ni. ir tile Cuuu
~ -: Eiso, ~ the ) tn Day Of May. \. u. iSs'.
a. To O',In,k A.. n. in 49, action brought
sEsiust you 10y Nsid plaint,i. t. At -wrr the
SoTarisiHt OF the 1blNs ran u pl iuiIa
SD Eetinr IS trS@ gIi a. rycuNs the ,u'n q.
Twenty-Five aud Sxt, twu one.bUDdre,ltn
lS2h.Gst r1ll'r- l ~wELbm'scy. rN.an Ispl
Dollars u the Aforesaid amount ir m"n"y
!Uare.l tn y II. sud FiV All sixty two one
hnndr'.!'h tss6l poI,ars being for gods.
wars aad merchandise rrEIsh'd TO ynu, b.
r~tsiutir At yorr Instance. A-d r. quest. or
20 lrtncut Will be t.k"n sPAiusI Yen Tor the laid
sm"uut. together With cos- ur his suit y You
i.ii - -pPs4ra Ia
I" the sh,iir . snv C"us'sLlc % raii @ IN
~. q '"t."g: Mak rgI ~scsNie. AIu due re-
sU Il hereof.
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SprInk nnL Nnmncr snn,rIcs.

have j,st received over two hunIrrI
new samples fur spring and Sumner
Clrthing aud can truly shy that u iiurr
assortment has never before hccn *.
hibtcd IN Eiko county. nl h,irg Of the
la'cs; designs aud p,itnrns. Rrcoguiz.
ing the general desire Of my CUSTOMERS for
Summer clothing NJ chcmp,r rates. than
hnre heretofore been cus,omary, | huvr
made large reflections in prirra nui ala
custom mnd" summer clothing. trusting
that the decrease IN profit aili hn fn!.
lowed by II corresponding increase "f
patronage. Remember, | guarantee
perfect A..
" RrTSnAnr,
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CRADLES q. 'vEr:sHIxER.

WOODLAND. CAL.-Nour medicines
nrr - liiuE hotter than ANY "'h,r shelf
goods. nul give satisfaction tu nIl pur.
chr~rrS The C,i.R.Curr i, rrui,rl
v"Ty LIShly by all VII" Lave tried II. and
mary cas- lrv" been Er'r'ly r"u, fitted
hy it, u~c WHEN MI other remedies tried
have proved Of me- h"urtt.
lOuT, truly.
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CGrco. Gil have had The ratarrh
for Tive yeats. AMI could hardly talk
plain; I could not breathe through my
no-irtis. InUr California Cut-li .Cmre
has cl"tuSrl ont my head. AMI | can
talk palmer nov than | have for The
past FIVE NrnTs. Nuur mrdiciur j. all
that it j. rrI resented. an uhSn!Tte cure
for Catnrrh n,'i c,ll III the head.
Yours truly.
CHNbLEs q. '~YEisHrSFR.
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Civ u urtcr raw hand tlI-
Z b lay ni ,gr!i. A.. II. 49,.
FrhS,I> J. NELLY.
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sad >pTu,'un'us township
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Some Benton Items.

Fort BENTON, August 30--Dr. Hen
derson of the Manitoba medical staff has
left here for the end of the. track.
The board of trade has received new
Autographed maps of the city.
e. NJ. Douglas, who is in charge of u
party of United States typographical en-
gneers, has arrived here from the south
side of the Missouri where they have been
engaged in making a typographical sur
vey Of the Judith basin and Musselshell
valley and adjacent mountain ranges,
They are on their way to the Goose Bill
and Knees on the dividing ridge between
the waters of the Teton and Marias. This
party will be followed by two parties of
geologists. one in charge of Prof. Hague
and the other under DR.. Peale, who are
engaged in making geological maps OF
the same sections.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Mails DELAYED.

MILES CITY, September THE train
from the east, due here at 2 a. m. yester-
day, was delayed by the bridges in the
bluffs between the Bighorn and Myers
station washing out. The breaks are some
miles apart and the mail has not yet been
transferred A passenger train made up
at Forsyth reached here at 7:15 this a. nj.
There will be no train from the west to-
night. The breaks in the track being SO
far apart, it is probable that no mail will
reach here from HeleEa or any eastern
mail pass through for day or Sc.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
A New Coal Enterprise.

This fall the coal business of Great
Falls will undergo considerable develop
ment. The new firm of Burlington b
Nichels have extensive mines at Sand
Coulee and ample facilities for mining
coal in abundance. In this city where
NJ. McMurphy will act as their agent, they
have extensive sheds aud public scales.
The firm is composed Of George Buding-
ton of the Bank of Great Falls and Will
A. Nichols, the son of Secretary Nichols.
Both partners have had good commercial
training and are well qualified to carry
on the business successfully.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Beaten the Record.

Telegrams received in the city last
evening, announce the arrival of the
Manitoba track at a point fifty miles east
Of Fort Assinaboine This is maintaining
the phenomenal rate of construction es-
tablished by the company. The Manitoba
road has beaten the record for railroad
building and will long be remembered in
railway annals for the rapidity of its con-
struction The track will be comp leted
to Helena by the middle Of October
Butte Inter MountaiH, Aag. 26.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Notice for Final Proof.

q. 81 Land UHce, Helena, u. i,
July is, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention te
make finsl proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before REGISTER and
Receiver ut helena, Montana, on Sept. 1. 1887
No. 6072, G. i. l75a. for the lots | and and the
NE. u Of the N. ". Y and the N. E. II Of the
8. w. IA, section 81. tp. IS N, Range east.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
said land. viz: Merritt Flanagan, George h.
Mullery and William j Boston Of tIurham.
Montana, and John B. Taylor of Helena,
Mont, 6. w. hAN6H0RNE. Rezistsr.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Killed Instantly.

Billings, August 31.-James NJ. Raids,
the father OF large family, was Instantly
killed this afternoon by falling from his
wagon which had load of wood. Both
wheels ran over his head breaking his
neck.